If You Want to Intelligently Maximize Every Inch of Space in Your Kitchen, David and Victoria Beckham's Space Is the Only Starting Point
From soaring cabinetry to Italian-made metalwork, the Beckhams’ kitchen shows how vertical thinking transforms a space
David and Victoria Beckham have long been established as powerhouses in sport and fashion, but their eye for a stunning aesthetic clearly extends to the home.
Snapshots shared on Victoria's social media offer a rare glimpse into the couple's London kitchen, anchored by towering vertical cabinetry from the luxury Italian manufacturer Officine Gullo.
Known for high-end metal-based designs and extraordinary range cookers, Officine Gullo is a heavyweight in the world of kitchen design. We have always been fans of the brand's ability to make ornate accessories and heavy-duty metal feel effortless and functional. The Beckhams' vertical storage solution further emphasizes the brand's genius.
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Moving beyond their rustic roots, pot hangers in polished stainless steel bring a sculptural, contemporary note to well-designed kitchens. This streamlined option from Amazon offers an easy entry point to the Beckham-inspired aesthetic.
Well priced and highly rated, this Wayfair pot rack blends understated elegance with flexible storage solutions for a clean, considered kitchen look.
This pot hanger captures Victoria Beckham’s signature sleek, effortless style, combining beauty with everyday functionality. One of the highest-quality options available, it’s built to last for years.
These clever kitchen racks double as wall decor while keeping utensils and supplies within easy reach, marrying style with everyday practicality.
Sleek and lightweight, this pan makes a statement in any kitchen while remaining nonstick, scratch-resistant, and dishwasher safe. Its Ti-Cerama coating allows food to release effortlessly without oil or butter.
This 10-piece set is a favorite among professional chefs and home cooks alike, offering exceptional performance while making a striking visual statement in the kitchen.
The most striking element is the use of verticality; with ceilings in the Holland Park house reaching an estimated 15ft, the kitchen cabinets climb almost to the top. To reach those high-up holiday serving platters, the diminutive designer uses a sleek metal ladder that matches the hardware perfectly.
It feels a bit flighty to call anything here a 'trend' – these are pieces built to last lifetimes – but we couldn't help but notice the brass pans (like these from Wayfair) hanging ornamentally above the island. It’s a classic look that adds a bit of professional warmth to the space.
The dark, atmospheric tones of the metal and wood offer a chic contrast to the more pared-back kitchen color ideas elsewhere, like the cream-painted walls and a black-and-white hexagonal breakfast table tucked by the window.
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Based in Florence, Officine Gullo is the result of founder Carmelo Gullo's specific vision for professional-grade domestic kitchens. With showrooms in design hubs like New York, Los Angeles, and Milan, the brand has become a global benchmark for quality.
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Our Content Director, Lucy Searle, previously visited their Milan space and was immediately sold. 'I can attest that the quality of these kitchens is second-to-none,' Lucy says. 'Officine Gullo is always a star of the Milan design shows.'
By hand-shaping raw materials in their Italian workshops, the brand creates pieces that are as much 'oeuvres' as they are appliances. The result for the Beckhams is a space that feels both incredibly grand and perfectly lived-in – the ultimate goal for any high-end kitchen.

Megan is the Head of Celebrity Style News at Homes & Gardens, where she leads the celebrity/ news team. She has a history in interior design, travel, and news journalism, having lived and worked in New York, Paris, and, currently, London. Megan has bylines in Livingetc, The Telegraph, and IRK Magazine, and has interviewed the likes of Drew Barrymore, Ayesha Curry, Michelle Keegan, and Tan France, among others. She lives in a London apartment with her antique typewriter and an eclectic espresso cup collection, and dreams of a Kelly Wearstler-designed home.